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Definition of poster
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Poster
(n.) One who posts
bills;
a
billposter.
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Postero
::
Postero
() - (/). A
combining
form
meaning
posterior,
back; as,
postero-inferior,
situated
back and
below;
postero-lateral,
situated
back and at the
side..
Uropygium
::
Uropygium
(n.) The
prominence
at the
posterior
extremity
of a
bird's
body, which
supports
the
feathers
of the tail; the rump; --
sometimes
called
pope's
nose..
Pygal
::
Pygal (a.)
Situated
in the
region
of the rump, or
posterior
end of the
backbone;
--
applied
especially
to the
posterior
median
plates
in the
carapace
of
chelonians..
Spadix
::
Spadix
(n.) A
special
organ of the
nautilus,
due to a
modification
of the
posterior
tentacles..
Nonsensical
::
Nonsensical
(a.)
Without
sense;
unmeaning;
absurb;
foolish;
irrational;
preposterous.
Calcar
::
Calcar
(n.) A
slender
bony
process
from the ankle joint of bats, which helps to
support
the
posterior
part of the web, in
flight..
Caudad
::
Caudad
(adv.)
Backwards;
toward
the tail or
posterior
part.
Moabite
::
Moabite
(n.) One of the
posterity
of Moab, the son of Lot. (Gen. xix. 37.) Also used
adjectively..
Ischium
::
Ischium
(n.) The
ventral
and
posterior
of the three
principal
bones
composing
either
half of the
pelvis;
seat bone; the
huckle
bone.
Posterity
::
Posterity
(n.) The race that
proceeds
from a
progenitor;
offspring
to the
furthest
generation;
the
aggregate
number
of
persons
who are
descended
from an
ancestor
of a
generation;
descendants;
--
contrasted
with
ancestry;
as, the
posterity
of
Abraham..
Amphipoda
::
Amphipoda
(n. pl.) A
numerous
group of
fourteen
--
footed
Crustacea,
inhabiting
both fresh and salt
water.
The body is
usually
compressed
laterally,
and the
anterior
pairs or legs are
directed
downward
and
forward,
but the
posterior
legs are
usually
turned
upward
and
backward.
The beach flea is an
example.
See
Tetradecapoda
and
Arthrostraca..
Suboctave
::
Suboccipital
(a.)
Situated
under,
or
posterior
to, the
occiput;
as, the
suboccipital,
or first
cervical,
nerve..
Uvula
::
Uvula (n.) The
pendent
fleshy
lobe in the
middle
of the
posterior
border
of the soft
palate.
Posterior
::
Posterior
(a.) Later in time;
hence,
later in the order of
proceeding
or
moving;
coming
after;
--
opposed
to
prior..
Anterior
::
Anterior
(a.)
Before,
or
toward
the
front,
in
place;
as, the
anterior
part of the
mouth;
--
opposed
to
posterior..
Mesenteron
::
Mesenteron
(n.) All that part of the
alimentary
canal which is
developed
from the
primitive
enteron
and is lined with
hypoblast.
It is
distinguished
from the
stomod/um,
a part at the
anterior
end of the
canal,
including
the
cavity
of the
mouth,
and the
proctod/um,
a part at the
posterior
end, which are
formed
by
invagination
and are lined with
epiblast..
Metabranchial
::
Metabranchial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the lobe of the
carapace
of crabs
covering
the
posterior
branchiae.
Cercopod
::
Cercopod
(n.) One of the
jointed
antenniform
appendages
of the
posterior
somites
of
certain
insects.
Postern
::
Postern
(a.) Back; being
behind;
private.
Fourchette
::
Fourchette
(n.) A small fold of
membrane,
connecting
the labia in the
posterior
part of the
vulva..
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